Stools
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Viewed from the side, the stools form the letter A hence its name. Made for Ishinomaki Lab, the original AA STOOL consists of a simple design utilizing only 26 x 90mm pieces of lumber. Two pieces combine to form a single stool, but can also be used individually in…
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A multi-use item executed with an air of refinement. Design by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni and launched at the Milan Furniture Fair 2013, the Asian Bench, while appearing to be a basic structure bench, offers the user so much more. Its combination of square logs and plates enables it to…
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A multi-use item executed with an air of refinement. Design by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni and launched at the Milan Furniture Fair 2013, the Asian Bench, while appearing to be a basic structure bench, offers the user so much more. Its combination of square logs and plates enables it to…
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A multi-use item executed with an air of refinement. Designed by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni and launched at the Milan Furniture Fair 2013, the Asian Bench, while appearing to be a basic structure bench, offers the user so much more. Its combination of square logs and plates enables it to…
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The Bambi Series embodies the philosophy of achieveing maximum comfort with the minimum of materials. Its slim molded plywood frame is complemented by a generous wraparound backrest and a circular seat, creating a design that feels both distinctive and effortless. The enveloping backrest also functions as an armrest, while the…
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Creativity, originality and care for the selection of martials lead the Discipline laboratory to create products that combine functionality and aesthetics. The Bombetta stool is no exception, the large solid cork seat in natural or black adds a sense of fun and interest to any space. This stool is available…
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Creativity, originality and care for the selection of martials lead the Discipline laboratory to create products that combine functionality and aesthetics. The Bombetta cube is no exception, the large solid square cork seat with it’s curved edges in natural or black adds a sense of fun and interest to any…
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The Butterfly Stool was designed in 1956. Reminiscent of a ribbon, butterfly or flower, its form is subject to the viewer’s perspective. Easy and light to trasnport, put it in an entrance hallway, next to your sofa or on your tatami. It’s elegant piece to accompany your everyday life.
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Inspired by the shape of a four-leaf clover, this charming stool combines playful design with Tendo Mokko’s reowned craftsmanship. Thoughtful details, including the notched seat and carefully shaped legs, allow the stools to stack neatly while maintaining a clean and elegant appearance. Available ina range of vibrate colours, ut brings…
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The Gästis stool available in two heights is another versatile piece from Gärsnäs has a compression molded back and a molded veneer seat with the option of an upholstered seat in fabric or leather. If required there is an option of sound absorbing material for under the seat to minimise…
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A playful elevation of Nordic minimalism, the Goma Bar Chair brings sculptural charm to hospitality and residential spaces alike. Originally designed for the Stockholm restaurant Goma by Miss Voon, its cartoonish silhouette and clean lines reflect Sandell’s signature blend of functionality and expressive form. Crafted from birch plywood with a…
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W375 D375 H760 (Wood seat) H800 (Stretched leather)
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The Hinode collection reflects an architectural approach translated into furniture, expressed through calm, grounded silhouettes and a quiet sense of refinement, balancing softness and structure with warmth and precision. Each piece is carefully realized in solid wood, with close attention to every radius, joint, and transition, where each element serves…
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The ISHINOMAKI STOOL was specially designed at a series of furniture-making workshops in collaboration with Herman Miller for primary school students and locals in temporary housing. Members from Ishinomaki Lab conducted site observations in the area and found that locals were often using plastic cases made for storing beer bottles…
